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NCAA Football Records Championship Results Division II Championship ......................... 2 Division III Championship ........................ 13 2 DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP Football DIVISION II Division II All-Time Championship Results Year Champion Coach Score Runner-Up Site 1973 Louisiana Tech Maxie Lambright 34-0 Western Ky. Sacramento, Calif. 1974 Central Mich. Roy Kramer 54-14 Delaware Sacramento, Calif. 1975 Northern Mich. Gil Krueger 16-14 Western Ky. Sacramento, Calif. 1976 Montana St. Sonny Holland 24-13 Akron Wichita Falls, Texas 1977 Lehigh John Whitehead 33-0 Jacksonville St. Wichita Falls, Texas 1978 Eastern Ill. Darrell Mudra 10-9 Delaware Longview, Texas 1979 Delaware Tubby Raymond 38-21 Youngstown St. Albuquerque, N.M. 1980 Cal Poly Joe Harper 21-13 Eastern Ill. Albuquerque, N.M. 1981 Texas St. Jim Wacker 42-13 North Dakota St. McAllen, Texas 1982 Texas St. Jim Wacker 34-9 UC Davis McAllen, Texas 1983 North Dakota St. Don Morton 41-21 Central St. (OH) McAllen, Texas 1984 Troy Chan Gailey 18-17 North Dakota St. McAllen, Texas 1985 North Dakota St. Earle Solomonson 35-7 North Ala. McAllen, Texas 1986 North Dakota St. Earle Solomonson 27-7 South Dakota Florence, Ala. 1987 Troy Rick Rhoades 31-17 Portland St. Florence, Ala. 1988 North Dakota St. Rocky Hager 35-21 Portland St. Florence, Ala. 1989 * Mississippi Col. John Williams 3-0 Jacksonville St. Florence, Ala. 1990 North Dakota St. Rocky Hager 51-11 Indiana (PA) Florence, Ala. 1991 Pittsburg St. Chuck Broyles 23-6 Jacksonville St. Florence, Ala. 1992 Jacksonville St. Bill Burgess 17-13 Pittsburg St. Florence, Ala. 1993 North Ala. Bobby Wallace 41-34 Indiana (PA) Florence, Ala. 1994 North Ala. Bobby Wallace 16-10 Tex. A&M-Kingsville Florence, Ala. 1995 North Ala. Bobby Wallace 27-7 Pittsburg St. Florence, Ala. 1996 Northern Colo. Joe Glenn 23-14 Carson-Newman Florence, Ala. 1997 Northern Colo. Joe Glenn 51-0 New Haven Florence, Ala. 1998 Northwest Mo. St. Mel Tjeerdsma 24-6 Carson-Newman Florence, Ala. 1999 Northwest Mo. St. Mel Tjeerdsma 58-52 (4 ot) Carson-Newman Florence, Ala. 2000 Delta St. Steve Campbell 63-34 Bloomsburg Florence, Ala. 2001 North Dakota Dale Lennon 17-14 Grand Valley St. Florence, Ala. 2002 Grand Valley St. Brian Kelly 31-24 Valdosta St. Florence, Ala. 2003 Grand Valley St. Brian Kelly 10-3 North Dakota Florence, Ala. 2004 Valdosta St. Chris Hatcher 36-31 Pittsburg St. Florence, Ala. 2005 Grand Valley St. Chuck Martin 21-17 Northwest Mo. St. Florence, Ala. 2006 Grand Valley St. Chuck Martin 17-14 Northwest Mo. St. Florence, Ala. 2007 Valdosta St. David Dean 25-20 Northwest Mo. St. Florence, Ala. 2008 Minn. Duluth Bob Nielson 21-14 Northwest Mo. St. Florence, Ala. 2009 Northwest Mo. St. Mel Tjeersdma 30-23 Grand Valley St. Florence, Ala. *Mississippi College’s participation in the 1989 Division II championship vacated by the NCAA Committee on Infractions. Regional Championship Results Before 1973, there was no Division II Football Championship. Instead, four regional bowl games were played in order to provide postseason action for what then were called NCAA College Division member institutions. Following are the results of those bowl games: Year Champion Coach Score Runner-Up Site EAST (Tangerine Bowl) 1964 East Carolina Clarence Stasavich 14-13 Massachusetts Orlando, Fla. 1965 East Carolina Clarence Stasavich 31-0 Maine Orlando, Fla. 1966 Morgan St. Earl Banks 14-6 West Chester Orlando, Fla. 1967 UT Martin Robert Carroll 25-8 West Chester Orlando, Fla. EAST (Boardwalk Bowl) 1968 Delaware Tubby Raymond 31-24 Indiana (PA) Atlantic City, N.J. 1969 Delaware Tubby Raymond 31-13 N.C. Central Atlantic City, N.J. 1970 Delaware Tubby Raymond 38-23 Morgan St. Atlantic City, N.J. 1971 Delaware Tubby Raymond 72-22 C.W. Post Atlantic City, N.J. 1972 Massachusetts Dick MacPherson 35-14 UC Davis Atlantic City, N.J. MIDEAST (Grantland Rice Bowl) 1964 Middle Tenn. Charles Murphy 20-0 Muskingum Murfreesboro, Tenn. 1965 Ball St. Ray Louthen 14-14 — Murfreesboro, Tenn. Tennessee St. John Merritt 1966 Tennessee St. John Merritt 34-7 Muskingum Murfreesboro, Tenn. 1967 Eastern Ky. Roy Kidd 27-13 Ball St. Murfreesboro, Tenn. 1968 Louisiana Tech Maxie Lambright 33-13 Akron Murfreesboro, Tenn. 1969 East Tenn. St. John Bell 34-14 Louisiana Tech Baton Rouge, La. 1970 Tennessee St. John Merritt 26-25 La.-Lafayette Baton Rouge, La. 1971 Tennessee St. John Merritt 26-23 McNeese St. Baton Rouge, La. 1972 Louisiana Tech Maxie Lambright 35-0 Tennessee Tech Baton Rouge, La. DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP 3 MIDWEST (Pecan Bowl) 1964 UNI Stan Sheriff 19-17 Lamar Abilene, Texas 1965 North Dakota St. Darrell Mudra 20-7 Grambling Abilene, Texas 1966 North Dakota Marv Helling 42-24 Parsons Abilene, Texas 1967 Texas-Arlington Burley Bearden 13-0 North Dakota St. Abilene, Texas 1968 North Dakota St. Ron Erhardt 23-14 Arkansas St. Arlington, Texas 1969 Arkansas St. Bennie Ellender 29-21 Drake Arlington, Texas 1970 Arkansas St. Bennie Ellender 38-21 Central Mo. Arlington, Texas MIDWEST (Pioneer Bowl) 1971 Louisiana Tech Maxie Lambright 14-3 Eastern Mich. Wichita Falls, Texas 1972 Tennessee St. John Merritt 29-7 Drake Wichita Falls, Texas WEST (Camellia Bowl) 1964 Montana St. Jim Sweeney 28-7 Sacramento St. Sacramento, Calif. 1965 Cal St. L.A. Homer Beatty 18-10 UC Santa Barbara Sacramento, Calif. 1966 San Diego St. Don Coryell 28-7 Montana St. Sacramento, Calif. 1967 San Diego St. Don Coryell 27-6 San Fran. St. Sacramento, Calif. 1968 Humboldt St. Frank VanDeren 29-14 Fresno St. Sacramento, Calif. 1969 North Dakota St. Ron Erhardt 30-3 Montana Sacramento, Calif. 1970 North Dakota St. Ron Erhardt 31-16 Montana Sacramento, Calif. 1971 Boise St. Tony Knap 32-28 Cal St. Chico Sacramento, Calif. 1972 North Dakota Jerry Olson 38-21 Cal Poly Sacramento, Calif. TOUCHDOWN Passes Individual Records TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS 17—Eric Miller, Bloomsburg, 2000 [5 vs. Saginaw Valley, 4 5— Charly Martin, West Tex. A&M (68) vs. Abilene Christian vs. Northwood (MI), 5 vs. UC Davis, 3 vs. Delta St.]. (93), 11-22-2008. COMPLETION PerceNtage INtercePTIONS GAME 4—Vince Buck, Central St. (OH) (31) vs. Towson (0), (Min. 2 Games) .824—Mike Turk, Troy, 1984, 14 of 17 [4-5 vs. Central St. NET YARDS RUSHING 11-28-86. 379—Ronald Moore, Pittsburg St. (41) vs. Portland St. (OH), 5-5 vs. Towson, 5-7 vs. North Dakota St.]. (38), 12-5-92. YARDS GAINED ON INTERCEPTION RETURNS 154—William Felton, Albany St. (GA) (42) vs. Arkansas RECEPTIONS 41—Caleb Johnson, North Dakota, 2004 (13 vs. St. Cloud RUSHES AttemPTED Tech (24), 11-20-2004 (3 interceptions, including 1 St., 9 vs. Michigan Tech, 9 vs. Grand Valley St., 10 vs. 51—Terry Morrow, Central St. (OH) (31) vs. Towson (0), return for 63-yard TD). Pittsburg St.). 11-28-86. YARDS GAINED ON PUNT RETURNS TOUCHDOWNS by RUSHING 138—Rick Caswell, Western Ky. (14) vs. New Hampshire NET YARDS RECEIVING 604—Eric Fowler, Grand Valley St., 2006 (116 vs. South 6—Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian (93) vs. West Tex. A&M (3), 12-6-75. (68), 11-22-2008. Dakota, 174 vs. North Dakota, 218 vs. Delta St., 96 vs. YARDS GAINED ON KICKOFF RETURNS Northwest Mo. St.). NET YARDS PassiNG 215—Sean Smith, Bloomsburg (29) vs. Clarion (42), 630—Trevor Harris, Edinboro (63) vs. West Liberty (84), 11-23-96. TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS 11-21-2009. 12—David Kircus, Grand Valley St., 2002 [4 vs. C.W. Post, 1 POINts vs. Indiana (PA), 4 vs. Northern Colo., 3 vs. Valdosta St.]. Passes AttemPTED 42—Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian (93) vs. West Tex. 76—Trevor Harris, Edinboro (63) vs. West Liberty (84), A&M (68), 11-22-2008. POINts 11-21-2009. 88—Ronald Moore, Pittsburg St., 1992 (18 vs. North TOUCHDOWNS Dakota, 32 vs. North Dakota St., 32 vs. Portland St., 6 vs. Passes COMPLETED 7—Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian (93) vs. West Tex. A&M Jacksonville St.). 50—Trevor Harris, Edinboro (63) vs. West Liberty (84), (68), 11-22-2008. 11-21-2009. TOUCHDOWNS EXtra POINts 14—Ronald Moore, Pittsburg St., 1992 (3 vs. North Passes HAD INtercePTED 12—Mike Blewett, West Liberty (84) vs. Edinboro (63), Dakota, 5 vs. North Dakota St., 5 vs. Portland St., 1 vs. 6—Dennis Tomek, Western Ky. (28) vs. Grambling (20), 11-21-2009. Jacksonville St.). 12-8-73. FIELD GOALS TOUCHDOWN Passes 4—Mario Ferretti, Northern Mich. (55) vs. Elizabeth City St. LONGEST PLAYS 7—Keith Null, West Tex. A&M (68) vs. Abilene Christian (6), 11-28-81; Ken Kubisz, North Dakota St. (26) vs. UC RUSH (93), 11-22-2008. Davis (17), 12-3-83; Henrik Juul-Nielsen, Neb.-Kearney 98—Wesley Whiten, Tex. A&M-Kingsville (59) vs. Fort Hays COMPLETION PerceNtage (40) vs. Tex. A&M-Kingsville (58), 11-23-2002; Tommy St. (28), 11-18-95, TD; Xavier Omon, Northwest Mo. St. (Min. 10 Attempts) Frevert, Northwest Mo. St. (33) vs. Bloomsburg (3), (34) vs. Grand Valley St. (16), 12-8-2007, TD. 12-10-2006. .909—Kevin Feeney, North Dakota St. (41) vs. North Pass (INCLUDING run) Dakota (10), 11-18-95 (10 of 11). TOURNAMENT 99—Ken Suhl to Tony Willis, New Haven (35) vs. Ferris St. NET YARDS RUSHING AND PassiNG (13), 11-28-92, TD. 647—Trevor Harris, Edinboro (63) vs. West Liberty (84), NET YARDS RUSHING 771—Xavier Omon, Northwest Mo. St., 2007 (107 vs. West FIELD GOAL 11-21-2009. (17 rushing, 630 passing). 64—Garrett Lindholm, Tarleton St. (57) at Tex. A&M- Tex. A&M, 309 vs. Chadron St., 292 vs. Grand Valley St., Kingsville (56) (2 ot), 11-14-2009.
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